Farenheit - Flare 13.5-in Smokeless Fire Pit - Silver

Works awesome! Definitely heats up a space for around 100sqft I would say by the time it really gets going, and super easy cleanup since the ashes fall into the bottom piece. Definitely is lower smoke than normal fires once the fire gets going, but was a little hard to get wood pellets to light.

Works great I got it for my cousin for Christmas and my dad loved it so much he stole it :)

The Farenheit Flare comes in two sizes, a smaller 13.5 inch and a larger 17 inch size, other than the size, they are exactly the same. Made of stainless steel, they have two pieces, the bottom stand/ash catcher and top fire box. Both have strategically placed air vents to allow more oxygen into the bottom of the fire box and at the top of the double walled firebox side which acts to force heated air at the top of the flame to cause it to burn hotter thus making for a more efficient burn and removing the majority of smoke. The small size and compact storage make this a great product for a smaller back yard or to take camping. According to the instructions you can burn either compressed wood pellets or small logs. I tried mine with just the pellets which were purchased at the local tractor store and were very inexpensive. The instructions state to fill the firebox with 3 millimeters of pellets which is about one pellet in depth. Never having used wood pellets I didn’t know what to expect and thought they would light fairly easily, I was wrong. By the time I got the pellets to ignite I had about an inch of pellets in the fire box and several bits of torn up paper and cardboard hoping these would catch. Again, I was wrong. After numerous failed attempts at getting the pellets lit, I finally broke down and hit them with a light drizzle of charcoal lighter fluid and success. (Note, the instructions say not to do this) I will definitely use a fire starter brick in the future. Once I had the fire lit, it took a few minutes to see the heated air causing the secondary burn at the top of the fire box. To say this is smokeless is a bit of an understatement, there was some smoke but considerably less than an open pit fire. The initial round of pellets burned hard for about 15-20 minutes before requiring additional pellets to be added. Adding a healthy cup or so of pellets brought the flames back for another 15 minutes or so. Clean up is easy, simply dump the ashes from the catch bin and fire box once the unit cools off. I am anxious to spend more time with this fire pit, learning the right mix of pellets and logs to keep it burning without having to constantly feed it. So far I have not been able to find a website for Farenheit. Other manufacturers of similar products have accessories like covers, carry bags and cooking grates which would be good to have. I like the Farenheit Flare 13.5 inch fire pit. The stainless steel construction should keep it looking good and burning for years. Yes, I recommend this to anyone looking for an easy to use way to make a fire.